Redlands Is Alive with the “Sound of Music”
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Redlands Community Music Association Executive Director Beverly Noerr, anxiously awaiting the beginning of the performance.
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Maria Rainer (Hannah Jeanette Ayotte) being the victim of an intervention for her strange behavior by Mother Abbess (Brenda Porrazzo).
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Captain Georg von Trapp’s (Jonathan Briggs) first appearance.
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Franz, the Butler (Brian Jensen) and Frau Schmidt, the Housekeeper (Veruschka Zarate) standing at attention as Captain Georg von Trapp (Jonathan Briggs) briefs them on the day’s duties.
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The von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), making their marching entrance.
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Captain Georg von Trapp (Jonathan Briggs) admonishing his children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts).
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Maria Rainer (Hannah Jeanette Ayotte) standing in line with the von Trapp children: Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts).
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The von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), gathering around Maria Rainer (Hannah Jeanette Ayotte) as she teaches them how to sing.
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Maria Rainer (Hannah Jeanette Ayotte) leading the von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), in “Do, Re, Mi.”
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The von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), standing in line as they are caught singing by their father, Captain Georg von Trapp (Jonathan Briggs), (not pictured).
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Maria Rainer (Hannah Jeanette Ayotte) trying to change Captain Georg von Trapp’s (Jonathan Briggs) ways about treating his children.
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The von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), singing to Elsa Schraeder (Karen Kennedy) as their father, Captain Georg von Trapp (Jonathan Briggs), listens.
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Party guests dance while Captain Georg von Trapp (Jonathan Briggs) awaits at the top of the staircase.
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The von Trapp children: Liesl (Carlye Porrazzo), Friedrich (Matthew Funke), Louisa (Carissa Joy Burns), Kurt (Andrew Flory), Brigitta (Haven Watts), Marta (Katie Hornung), and Gretl (Clare Watts), bid the party guests tonight through song.
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Theatergoers Peggy Caporael and Don Clem smile as they await the second act of the performance.
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